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‘Monster’ phishing of recruitment website
Fraudsters look to target credit-crunch affected jobseekers, and find that new phishing kits are making their jobs even easier
File sharing infects 500,000 computers
McAfee reveal details on what it calls the most significant malware outbreak since 2005, as peer-to-peer networks look under threat.
Cybercriminals exploiting 'the human' to steal data
A new McAfee report shows criminals are increasingly targeting the human, rather than the technology, to steal personal data.
Report highlights sponsored search result security risk
New report from McAfee finds that sponsored search engine links are more of a security risk than 'organic' results.
Facebook gives security software away to protect users
Social networking giant Facebook is offering users McAfee security software to shield them against attacks.
SanDisk uses McAfee anti-malware on flash drives
A new USB drive from SanDisk will offer anti-malware protection as well as encryption and password-protection capability.
Zombie increase drives spam spike
An increase in botnets and zombie PCs has lead to more spam being sent out, McAfee has said.
The Midweek Interview: Dr. Martin Carmichael part two
Dr. Martin Carmichael, chief security officer at IT security company McAfee discusses why companies are focusing security efforts more on data...
The Midweek Interview: Dr. Martin Carmichael part one
Dr. Martin Carmichael, chief security officer at IT security company McAfee discusses why companies are focusing security efforts more on data...
Cyber criminals take advantage of credit crunch
The latest McAfee research has found that online criminals are cashing in on the credit crunch, and says the threat to consumers and businesses...
National security, VoIP and malware set 2008 security agenda
More sophisticated malware and targeting will characterise the IT security threat landscape next year, security vendor McAfee warns.
Did Google cyber attacks exploit unknown IE flaw?
Security giant McAfee believes that the attack on tech giant Google exploited a new browser flaw.
The Midweek Interview: Greg Day
McAfee security analyst Greg Day explains how malware writers are using open source methods to build more effective code and what the security...
Critical infrastructure 'under attack' from cyber criminals
The latest security report from McAfee has shown our daily utilities of gas, oil and electricity are under threat from an increasing number of...
Sophos hits back at ‘scaremongering’ accusations
A chief executive has accused security companies such as Sophos and McAfee of purposely hyping up the IT security threat.
McAfee provides security for HP and Toshiba
The vendor announces it will supply pre-loaded software for HP and Toshiba computers worldwide, and also announces moves into the data protection...
Yahoo and McAfee integrate security warnings into search
Yahoo Search users will see websites at risk and hopefully avoid those which are definitely compromised, thanks to a new partnership announced today.
NetScout to buy Network General for $205 million
The latest takeover of the Sniffer creator comes just 10 years after McAfee bought the business for $1.1 billion, and sold it six years later for...
McAfee partners with tech industry big shots
The security vendor spreads its wings to offer networking, PC and virtualisation security for IT industry leaders.
Alcatel-Lucent and McAfee tout wireless laptop encryption
Wireless and encryption capabilities in one product thanks to a new network security partnership.
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